St. Houardon Church

Description

St. Houardon Church was built in Kersanton stone in the 16th century and its porch was a model for local parish enclosure builders. The building retains a domed tower from the Renaissance. The famous porch, located on the right-hand side of the church, dates from 1604.

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Address
Rue du 19E Régiment d'Infanterie, Landerneau, France

Established
16th century

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